falsary (Meaning)
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falsary (a.)
A falsifier of evidence.
Synonyms & Antonyms of falsary
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falsary Sentence Examples
- The politician's falsary smile did not fool the reporters who had seen through his facade before.
- The accused was found guilty of falsary due to several inconsistencies in his testimony.
- The art dealer was charged with selling falsary paintings to unsuspecting collectors.
- The scientist was accused of falsifying data and results, leading to claims of falsary in his research.
- The falsary document was quickly discovered, preventing any further damage from being done.
- The company's financial reports were found to contain falsary information, leading to a loss of investor confidence.
- The author was criticized for falsary portraying historical events in his novel.
- The witness's testimony was deemed falsary and unreliable, leading to the dismissal of the case.
- The historian was accused of falsary in his writings, as he had intentionally distorted the truth to support his own theories.
- The falsary claims made by the salesperson resulted in the customer seeking a refund.
FAQs About the word falsary
A falsifier of evidence.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The politician's falsary smile did not fool the reporters who had seen through his facade before.
The accused was found guilty of falsary due to several inconsistencies in his testimony.
The art dealer was charged with selling falsary paintings to unsuspecting collectors.
The scientist was accused of falsifying data and results, leading to claims of falsary in his research.
